Rath speaks on housing and race in Hawaii lecture
The article notes Rath's critique of cheap housing, tenement slums, and high rents, detailing investigations that led to new homes and reconciled tenants. He cites plantation labor diversity, pineapple and sugar industries, and government policy, with criticism of politics and calls for investigations to end exploitation. A Hawaiian student, Mitw Smith, performs in selections.
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United States
Hawaii
Rath
Mitw Smith
Mulealee
Hociallat Club
Orches
Public Building Plans Meeting Called By Officials
A public building plans meeting was announced with chairpersons and committee members named. Attendees include Wadhiron, GF Bish, Nor mun Watkins, My Barts, Gorge Eb Anisn, Panimerelal Chihteredes Bintthy ohn WW, Ataefartine, Jamen te eLean, Goa Wo Smith, He Wiel tna Win, Wiilatanen Brown, dR Galt, and PBULLETIN ADB PAY listed as participants.
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Wadhiron
Chiirmans
GF Bish
Normun Watkins
My Barts
Gorge Eb Anisn
Panimerelal Chihteredes Bintthy Ohn
Ataefartine
Jamen teeLean
Goa
Wo Smith
He Wiel Tna
Fort Ruger septic tanks urged for sewage system fix
Report by the board of engineers recommends installing septic tanks at Fort Ruger to replace an overflow prone system. The plan aims to prevent contamination of a ravine, naming Maj James M Kennedy, Meily Corp, and Lt Lieut Fredendall among those involved in the proposal.
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Fort Ruger
James M Kennedy
Meily Corp
Mid
Edward
Pimberlake
Coast Artillery
Road Department Deficit Sparks Controversy in County Meeting
A heated session of the Board of Supervisors debated the Honolulu road department deficit and proposed funding shifts. Wilsonian leadership faced criticism over overdrawn funds, while advocates urged continuing a small Nuuanu Avenue crew to preserve work, with party politics and local pay scales central to the debate.
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Charlie Wieen
Repubille Howes
Board of
Supervieors
Howe of Supervivors
Wilsonian Reine
Dwleht
Charles Arnold
Hoy Mistriot
Murrayerin
Fenton
Chaitly
Honolulu
Department For Work
Road Department
Nuuan Avenue
Aiba Bt
York
Nain Joby
Hhie Moenting
Yee
Avan
County
Tiny lad saved after balcony fall in bicycle shop incident
A three year old Hal vation boy named Kalani slipped from a balcony rail near a bicycle shop on Main Street. He fell about twenty feet but survived with a forehead cut and minor injuries. witnesses rushed him to the health laboratory as a crowd feared he was dead.
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Kalani
Board of Health Laboratory
Kory
Mont Howne
Komeya
Fran
Joan
Dairies expanding in Honolulu County amid worker strain
Amid rising dairy production in Honolulu County, operators report 102 dairies in operation. County officials warn staffing is stretched, with shifts of twelve hours or more, and sanitation and power needs draw scrutiny. Rich ards notes overall improvements, while some fear overwork could affect safety and reliability.
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Elgini
Honolulu
Ty Cuvat
Richards
Last of Crop Goes to Market From Fortunate Plantations
The report notes crop harvests moving to market with farmers from multiple plantations, describing conditions, prices, and transport near Fortunry. It mentions the first arrivals, market activity, and inquiries about future shipments while highlighting ongoing preparation and local buyer interest.
Fragmented OCR hints at religious and ethnic content
The readable parts show garbled text referencing Filipinos and Catholics, with stray phrases about religions and communities. Names, places, and clear events are absent or heavily distorted, yielding a fragmentary local notice or column snippet rather than a coherent report.
Water rights trouble to come for trial
The Supreme Court morning session failed to reach a decision in a dispute over water rights involving the Hogal water caste and the Kinoohestron region. The case, brought by The Mill Company, concerns whether the defendants are in possession and prepared for court action. The narrative mentions Ray Van Winkle and Kittywin Art Langan Want, with Anna Tucker noted, as the story alludes to legal contention surrounding water rights and the Kitobana area.
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Supreme Cou
Pont
Hogal
Kanoole Hagel Company
Kitenwohe
Ive Miil Company
Chek
Ray van Winkle
Poyding
Kitolwin
Art Langan
Aislit
Anna Tucker
Huntier
Tucker
Giieee
Mim Lawrenen
Mise Lawremar
Kitobana
Laine
Sierra Blue Coming On Next
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Ravernon Brean and a health expert, with scattered phrases about a novel and water, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
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